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Mayor Dan Sheets has called for a Special City Council meeting to be held on September 6, 2023 at 6:00 pm. The meeting is an open and public meeting and will be held via zoom.
The purpose of the Special Council meeting is to amend Resolution 2023-12, ensuring the numbers match that impose the tax for the General Obligation Bond.
CC Emergency Session Notice and Agenda 9-6-23
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The Monroe City Council will conduct a second reading of Ordinance 2023-02, An ordinance amending the City of Monroe Weeds Code removing waivers for mowing tall grass within the City of Monroe. The Council will deliberate on the Ordinance at 6PM at the Monroe Community Center, 605 Main Street. A copy of the ordinance is available at City Hall or viewed in the Council Packet.
Through generous support from the Albany and Eastern Railroad, the City celebrated the 110th anniversary of the last spike driven in Monroe connecting Corvallis and Eugene. Read more about the event and rail history through Monroe.
Mark Murray, City of Monroe Public Works, “drives the last spike” at the 2023 Monroe Festival in front of the Baker House. The original tracks are shown and were uncovered for the event by an Albany and Eastern Rail Crew. Through donations, the City will commemorate the location with a plaque.
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The City Council will meet at 6 PM, Monday, June 26, 2023, at the Monroe Community Center, 605 Main Street. The Agenda and Packet can be found here. Key items on the agenda include a Public Hearing for adopting the City Budget for fiscal year 2023-24 and adopting new utility rates.
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